History - This has been covered a few time before but just in case here's the SubBrit: http://www.subbrit.org.uk/rsg/sites/b/bawdsey/
Explore - So I went to Bawdsey with all intentions of going down into the ROTOR but it turns out its been recently sealed. Not what I was looking for. After finding out I was unable to get into the bunker I had no issues in drawing some attention. So..... I sent up the drone.
As with all ROTOR's the standard entrance bungalow
Next to the entrance bungalow you can see the sheltered MT bays and dog cages to the bottom right
From the air I have to say that the Bloodhound Missile Pads look rather good all symmetrical. Also noted at the bottom is the ventilation shaft and the emergency exit from the ROTOR.
With the later instillation of the Bloodhound came its own Type 87 or 86 Radar installed on the below plinths
Well thanks for looking also this is my first post so any tips / criticism would be appreciated.
Explore - So I went to Bawdsey with all intentions of going down into the ROTOR but it turns out its been recently sealed. Not what I was looking for. After finding out I was unable to get into the bunker I had no issues in drawing some attention. So..... I sent up the drone.
As with all ROTOR's the standard entrance bungalow
Next to the entrance bungalow you can see the sheltered MT bays and dog cages to the bottom right
From the air I have to say that the Bloodhound Missile Pads look rather good all symmetrical. Also noted at the bottom is the ventilation shaft and the emergency exit from the ROTOR.
With the later instillation of the Bloodhound came its own Type 87 or 86 Radar installed on the below plinths
Well thanks for looking also this is my first post so any tips / criticism would be appreciated.